Has anyone built a way to measure attention during meetings?

2 pointsposted 6 hours ago
by CatalystPz

Item id: 49269959

4 Comments

k310

2 hours ago

> By 2027, every new vehicle in the U.S. is expected to come with built-in cameras and sensors that monitor your alertness ... [0]

Buy used car futures!

[0] https://autos.yahoo.com/policy-and-environment/articles/surv...

JohnFen

an hour ago

Yeah, that's absurdly awful. But, to be honest, new cars became unacceptable to me years ago anyway, when they started phoning home.

palata

5 hours ago

Sounds toxic to me. As in: those who would use that tool are probably those who initiate the meetings, and therefore they would probably use them as a way to blame those who get a bad score.

If you think that people don't want to be in the meeting, don't invite them, or make it clearly optional.

It's a lot easier to tell someone "I don't think it's necessary for you to join, but I invited you because I didn't want you to feel excluded in case you want to be part of it" than for that someone to say "you know, you required my presence in your meeting, but I think I won't bring you anything and it's a loss of time for me".

JohnFen

2 hours ago

Oh, man, I sure hope not.